If your skin has been feeling dry, itchy, and just downright disrespectful, you’re not alone. Eczema flare-ups can happen for a number of reasons—stress, diet, weather changes (winter in Brooklyn has been extremely wintery), or even that ‘all-natural’ soap that smelled amazing but left your skin peeling and irritated. So, what’s the solution? It’s all about treating your skin with the right ingredients and using products that actually support your skin barrier.

Dehydrated skin can lead to a compromised barrier that makes it more susceptible to hyperpigmentation, dullness, and irritation (we typically think we have sensitive skin but it’s usually a disrupted barrier). Moisturizing helps keep the barrier intact, preventing issues that can exacerbate uneven skin tone or flare-ups of dryness and sensitivity.

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